How to Report Scams/Fraud & Cybercrime - Reporting Scams
COUNTRY: UNITED STATES
AGENCY/ENTITY: REPORT HERE FIRST
ONLINE REPORTING AVAILABLE: Yes
OFFICIAL WEBSITE:
REPORTING WEBSITE/URL:
United States
Reporting Scams/Fraud in the United States
- Report to Local Police FIRST – they may be able to recover your money! Do a Google search for your town to find your local police
- Watch this first to learn how to tell your story to the police – VIDEO
- Read our Victim’s Checklist for how to prepare
- U.S. Secret Service – the Secret Service wants to talk to you
- Find the nearest U.S. Secret Service Field Office to you
https://www.secretservice.gov/contact/field-offices - Crypto Scams can also be reported by email to: CryptoFraud@SecretService.gov
- Victims who require further assistance may call 1-888-813-USSS
- Deaf and hard of hearing 202-406-5370
- Find the nearest U.S. Secret Service Field Office to you
- U.S. Federal Trade Commission at https://reportfraud.ftc.gov/#/?orgcode=SCARS – the FTC will send a copy of your report to the FBI, so you don’t have to bother.
- SCARS on www.Anyscam.com – for worldwide distribution.
♦ SCARS no longer recommends reporting to the FBI
♦ NEVER REPORT YOUR CRIME TO ANY PRIVATE FOR-PROFIT COMPANY – THEY ARE ONLY INTERESTED IN EXPLOITING YOU
Return To The Reporting Entities Directory - Click Here
I’ve been contacted by a woman named Jennifer or Jenny Mark that says she lives with her grandmother in San Antonio, Texas but grew up in Albany, NY. I have her pictures and a copy of her passport. All fake to me. She is using Janessa Brazils pictures.
Please report your information on http://www.Anyscam.com